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Most national parks are open as a refuge for Americans tired of being stuck at home during a global pandemic, but despite now being free to visit, people may find it more difficult than normal to enjoy them as parks close visitor centers, shuttles, lodges and restaurants to fight the spread of the coronavirus.
Denver's Cinco de Mayo Festival has been canceled due to coronavirus. This is the first time the event will not happen in Denver in 32 years.
State Rep. Dafna Michaelson Jenet has tested positive for coronavirus.
A third person has died from coronavirus in the state of Colorado. The COVID-19 patient passed away in El Paso County.
The president and CEO of Vail Health says it's likely that thousands of people are sick with coronavirus in Eagle County.
Entry into our national parks will be free of charge during the coronavirus outbreak in an effort to aid public social distancing.
Some restaurants and bars are cashing in on the national frenzy to hoard toilet paper amid the coronavirus outbreak by offering free rolls with takeout orders.
The San Miguel County issued a shelter-in-place for residents effective Wednesday through at least April 3.
Truckers working overtime to keep supply chains running to meet surging consumer demands during the COVID-19 pandemic are finding it more difficult to navigate a growing list of challenges.
Colorado is suspending in-person classes at all schools across the state, ordering longer ski resort closures and prohibiting gatherings of more than 10 people in an effort to stem the spread of the coronavirus.
With coronavirus leaving many store shelves picked over before the day is over, some are offering early hours in the day for those most vulnerable during the pandemic.
We've had a beautiful week for most of Colorado with temperatures running well above average.
Dr. Jane Jenab, a Denver-based emergency room physician, warned of area hospitals already rationing vital medical equipment for health care workers.
Denver Water wants to ensure people that their water supply is safe during the Coronavirus outbreak.
Sen. Cory Gardner says he has no symptoms and has not been tested, but the health department and Congress's own physician recommended going into quarantine.
